A tad smaller than expected, but fits the necessities. Straps are comfy and is easy to attach to the frame. Only improvement I'd like would be a pocket at the top of the flap. Seems like there's some space there that is wasted and would help organizing quick-grab tools.

I have a LOT of packs. This is hands down my most versatile and comfortable system i have.

Great pack! This is a 5-star company with 5- star products!!!

And during matches the suppression buckles get in the way so I had to tuck into the molle but will be adding a buckle to connect the 2 together while accessing the bag

I ordered the mission assault pack at the last minute before I was to take a trip. The pack was delivered two days after I placed the order and the pack is perfect for four days of clothes along with dock kit and extra shoes.

Its much smaller in person than the reviews and pictures show and for that I am glad. My normal 3 day pack size runs 40-50L. This has the ability to run from 20-70 with all kinds of addon bags beside, above and behind the main bag. It could be a perfect European travel pack for those travelling in the many countries where escalators and elevators dont exist or are well hidden.
With the zippers, straps, attachment points, and PALS webbing theres nothing this bag cant do.

I think of Eberlestock’s EMOD System as the Alien Gear Holsters of the “military” backpack world. They attempt to solve multiple problems but fails in execution. For now I’ll stick on strictly reviewing the Mission Assault Pack: Has good Cubic Volume on paper but when in use it quickly fills up and due to the importance of pockets, you may find yourself adding a few GP pouches due to the lack of usable pockets on the pack itself, which ends up taking up quite a bit of real estate in the pack. On the topic of pockets, I was extremely excited to utilize the interior lid pockets only for them to be tiny, I understand it’s for “sensitive items” but isn’t this supposed to be a “modular pack”? The lid pockets would’ve been a great home for wet weathers to live and be able to access from the side. I’d certainly would have expected more maximization of UNUSED real estate. Under heavier loads you’ll find the pack to sag even with a frame, which is a common theme across their ruck line, quite a disappointment that I wouldn’t be able to trust their equipment in a ruck configuration. Overall a bust. They have good intentions but are bad at executing them. Mystery Ranch is still the king of backpacks in this game.